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T>; > 'it?Ai rttfioa i:HH?i*-??j' gW 'Tp:n"(i A I ft ^-y^^^fg*-.a^^CT*^/, ??.' .,?-? Government completoly masters tho situ Rtr?o ^t\N?=Pt?y; ffiSJfU. ' spare the ?? bahlt?nt? aa.f?? ?? sftif?ta;.' Ife?ftYw le?^.^ Tboro waa. a .sharoA?ra in tho Bois de Bonlb'?he. .-Th?' leagii? for defence of, th?mtizob? ^r^aria-'d?mti?ds-ooinm'u.hal aldn? shall guard Paria. - Abbe Dutoy died of congestion of the ?ravnii';' rvJ ?ra :'. v .. ... ? i '.. i. TS,im Insurgents sortied from Ohatil lonV'but w?r^'repulsed.' It is Stated' that tho insurge ota i demand 1,000,000 francs frpnvtfce?J?Wf^ kill.tke Aroh bishopjpirParia;it ffldsadj, . '. :,'., ?J&vt?,J?; a" speeqti.b^f?te the Asse cn uly-saida? Ifche'TOWorabxpresa-aympa thy with' the Versailles Government, as the only lpgitima|.o authority.. General F|pfW,r. fc?e, Gertnan' ? administrator ! in Eninoo, d?ol i ned > n?gbtin fiona w i th W? Corarhuno. ' Another speaker ooufir med thd^Ut?m?bis'rOf tho re'establishment of btd?f,:$;t??ghp^ The: i?sur gen?,hia'?ei'tafeen away the plate (rom. tho Foreign ^ Office in Paris. Thiers pro ?lrQ?a the, status .pf. Par?s .'rinohnnged. ^lb'pWd^M/;t^ troobs ia jm^W*M i ibaqrrep?iioR SM TDU-, louse bas (ibeen-'i suppressed. The.diB edty denies, that, tlf?' ABsemjbly favors a kingdom-as'Wo'governnY??t for France, b?t'eaVe.1 ^poidlodly, > that Na pol eon ism arM^braffiunfe^ The Na^o/naj^ '^^'''aUao^od ''al "Asnierea: Tljb"mt?obaV^ ?olalift ?? vfotofy.' ~ The ?treogtU of the,army .of Paris ia 200,000. Torpedoes have boon pluofld in th? ave nUBWtho grand ar^iny.' *TlW 7>?<?c7t?'land testis : bayo', been.' suppressed. . 05,000 reamara dre- expected ? from Germany on .Widfieeday.''-;'' -- : : rPiniSj April ll.-pThe br?a.ok of. porto . JM?ftfe $#8rMfcl??' Wd'.au ' assault npqu !3? ilSi lexpepted to-morrow. The Co tu muco : bro barricading every street. They ba*e moro than .100,000 desperate men nbd6r;/cornt^aud, and ; the work of carrying tbeso barricadeg will bo fearful? ly bloody, ; : {LONDON, - April . -ll;- Supplementary elections for tho Commune have bc?ti ibsjppbed. YTho.repb^ed-.arrest pf Dc ?shorz? is contradicted. Amurillan Ibitlimencc. WAsntNOTQN, April 10.-lu the Senate, to-day." Mr. Carpenter spoke agaiust seating ? Blodgett. 3 Trumbull, in the cO'nVao'of :debute, called for tho reading o! Blbdgett's ' credentials, which waa found defectivo OB to when and by whom olpyUuL. Cameron called for Tr u mb ti ll 's cr/a-ientials, asserting that they would bo f onnd" equally^ ' : defective. Tm m bu H's credentials were read,' and they contaihed a foll, statement of when, how. and by whon^ bo was elected. .' The little orowd of .disaffected Kepubliaan? had a general la?gh over tho denouement. .' ' The Masonic banquet to Earl Do Grey, to-hignt,' was' 'a grand affair. No one excepting Masons wero present, in auy cap adi ty. The Earl made a' speech, ex preisivo of his gratitude for, the courte? ous' attentions, and believing, that this meeting .of English and American Ma? sons 'would develop closer feelings of friendship nod intimacy between bre? thren of the two countries. WASHDiaioii, April ll.-In the House, the deficiency bill Was np. Io the Senate, the oase of Blodgett and Gold tb wai to was tabled, and will proba? bly*, not'come up again this session. Robertson gave notice that he would call np the Hon s o nm nos ty bill at an early day. Discussion of the Ku Klux bill is progressing., . , - TUB House.was engaged in a general discussion bf th? deficiency appropriation bill: .D?w?k,'in discussing the features] of . tho measure; alluded to a projeob for | s grand parl? j Thia he deoidedly op? posed, -pop' clause, of the.bill which coald bo recommended was tho preposi? tion to repeal1 the law fdr assembling Congress on the 4th of March. 'Brooks said the House should lako a statesman? like view of tho revenue and resources of the country, and its public debt, and reduce tho Sufferings of the tax payers to th? amount of $100,100,000 surplus reve? nue, ft He had prepared-two bills-one to reducetaxation, tho other, providing for the "resumption of specie payments which bo would present when the com? mittees are organized: He quoted a largo number of articles which Congress should put on the freo list; and, above nil, should restoro tho American flag on the ocean by abolishing all duties on ar tidies entering into'the manufacture of Bhips and ship stores. Several amend? ments were voted on, but no final action reached. Irl tho Sonate, Sherman introduced a resolution instructing tho Finance Com? mittee, during tho recess, to examine the., exist? og system of taxation, with a vierte.'pro pose suoh a m end mon ts to the bill of the House repealing certain taxes, todyr pending in tbs Senate, aa will simplify and reduce both income taxes and duties on imported goods, now in force, and in such manner that the ag? gregate of enoh of suoh taxes shall not exceed tho sums required to execute tho laws relating to the publie and ourrent expenditure^ oftho Government, ad mirnir3ered; with, the strictest eoonomy, sp tb?P???ti tuxes may be distributed ^}^^0R9?J0??. ile?st possible burdon ripon tho peoplo. It wont over until to moi'fow^; A 'resol nation to nd mit Blodgett is laid on the table by ?enoral. amnesty bill by.-tho, ,Houso was re ' laid on tho table. > that he would ask ' "?eforo tho notice lobo rt intended ?6.eeo whs Senate fto objeot. Tho Ku Klux bill was considered, Trumbull opposed the lif pj iii?j i II i j *ji'ii" ' ~ i ~ T i "i ri j i ~ i ? -i - --:--;--rr~ ^^S': 'ii'"''?4' 3 " -'Vy -vr amendments repprted from the Judiciary. Odromittee; aa th?y ?xt?ndod tho bill to PUD iBhibg persona if or <' '.y?ol?ti og State laws, without any reference to the Con? stitution pr law* of,?be United States. Ho alluded to tho dangers con sequent upon un necessary and . unjustifiable sus? pension of habcits corpus. Johnson op? posed the hill.., .Norvote was reached, ti Weather report-It is probable'that fresh winda from the South-west and 'N?rth-w?st wiU'pr?yaiP Wednesday on the upper and lo wer.-Ukes'^ wi th.olea ring up weather. Partially cloudy, weather, with fresh winds, on tho Gulf and South Atlantic, and cloudy and falling weather on the Eastern States, followed by clear iog-up weather Wednesday night. A stpfm of short duration . appears to threaten tho . country from West Vir? ginia to Connecticut. STAUNTON, VA., April ll.-Thomas Hodges, a noted horse thief and despe? rado, who shot and fatally wounded Whitlock on Friday night last, was taken from tho jail e.t this place, abont 1 o'clock this Morning, and hanged, about a mile and a half from town. The jailor and ex-Sheriff McCutohen were both in jail, and refused the mob the keys, when they broke open the doors and took Hbdges' pot. None of the men who entered the jail were disguised, yet they wore not recognized by either the jiiloi or the ex-sheriff, being strangers to them. Hbdgep. lihd shot add killed four met preciously in this locality. This is tht first not of lynching in this community, and is universally condemned. SAVANNAH, April ll.-Thesecond gani? betweeu the Mutuals, of New York, anc the Savannah Base Ball Club, r?sult?e, ina victory for tho former, tho Bcon standing h?'? to 13. ? WinMiNOToN,' April ll.-Last night on the do wu train from Weldon, a man who gave his mimo'as Daniel, attemptei to enter the express car, with the (?up posed intention of, robbery, when liewa shot aud dangerously wounded by th messenger, named Archer. Daniel wa left at Goldsboro iu care of a physician . HARTFORD, April ll.-The Board c Canvassers postponed the canvass fe Governor, Stute officers and members c Congress till the 21st. NEW YORK, April ll.-Commodor Chauncey is dead. -? ? - The most remarkable battle the Ge: mans ever fought was at Argentar?a, i Alsace, against tho Homans under Gr, timi, when the former were defeate< with the loss of 35,000 men, out < 40,000._ PIN AK"! Al. AN1> CJOpI M MN Vt AL. COLUMBIA, S. C., April 12.-Sales . cotton yesterday 25 bales-midd lu 13o. LONDON, April ll-Noon.-Consu 92%. Bunda 92^. LTVERFOOL, April ll-Noon.-Co th. quiet-uplands l%(a?r?xA\ Orleans 7* sales 10,000. LONDON, April ll-Eveniug.-Secui ties unchanged. LIVERPOOL, April ll-Evening.-Cc ton closed quiet-uplands l%Qfl)?\ C leans 7%; sales 10,000 bales; speoulath and export 2,000. Yarns und fubri steady. NEW YOEE, April ll-Noon.-Go dull, at 10,Jj?.. Governments dull ai steady. Stocks strong and active. Mou firm, at 7. Exchjinge^lbng 9J-8'; she 10 Flour ste?dy. Wheat u sba firmer. Corn unchanged. Pork du at 19.75. Lard quiet, at Cotton quiet and steady-uplands 15J Orleans 15*^; sales 1,000 bales. Frei gi firm. 7 P. M.-Money easier, closing at C @10. Gold 10>4'@10^. Sixty-tu 12%. State stocks dull. Tennessi 65%; new 65 J's. Virginias 68; new' Louisianas tia; new 62; levee sixes ' eights 8i}?. Alabama eights 103; fi< 69. Georgia sixes 84; sevens 90. Not Carolinas 48; new 2i}:?. South Care oas 72; new G0}?. Cotton steady; sa 4,055 bah s-uplands 15. Southern fl< unchanged-good to choice extra 7.bi 9.00. Whiskey 90}?@90%. Wbea shade finner on advance; heights chi the export demand-amber West? 2.64@2 GC. Corn feverish and dec] ing-mixed Western 75(5)77. Pork 10 ($19.75. Lurdl2. Freights per stoat firmer. CINCINNATI, April ll.-Pork dull i nominal-held at 20 00; no sales. L dull and nominal, at Ba quiet and unchanged, with no sa Whiskey 86. ST. LOUIS, April ll.-Corn henv mixed bulk 48@57; yellow sacked 5 60. Whiskey quiet, at 87%. Mess p dull, at 20.00. Bacon quiet-sbouh 7%; clear rib 10; clear 10>?@ll Lird dull. AUGUSTA, April ll.-Cotton in m< rate demand und steady, at 13}?@] for middling; sales 410; receipts 380, NEW ORLEANS, April ll.-Flour so -superflue 6.00; double 6 62; tr 6.87. Pork lower-moss 20.00(O?2L Others unchanged. Cotton stoat middling 14%(a>14%; recoipts 2 bales; sales 6,500; stock 228,190. BALTIMORE, April ll.-Cotton dull nominal-middling 14>^(a)14%; rece 470 bales;'sales 200; stock 10,785. GALVESTON, April ll.-Cotton qa? good ordinary 12^; receipts 839 b salea 200; (stock 53.806. BOSTON, April ll.-Cotton dull diing 15|i; receipts 2,076 bales; 300; stock 13,000. SAVANNAH, April ll.-Cotton in | demand-middling 14; recoipts 2 bales; sales COO; stook 52,409. CHARLESTON, April ll.-Cotton st and in fair demand-middling 13%( receipts 331 bales; sales 600; ? 20.219. MOBILE, April ll.-Ootton dull diing 14; receipts 887 bales; sales Btock 41,341. WILMINGTON. April H.-Cotton qu middling 14; receipts 40 bales; salt1 stock 1,801. , k7j . . j! ^ NORFOLK, April II.-Colton, qu middling 12%@13; receipt? 717 .1 sale 100; stock 4,357. Ulf Qri'c^iTIORB OP S?^BTUtN 8H CUBXTISS IN CHARLESTON, S. O-Jorxeoted, April ll, 1821* ta.? Banker and Broker; No. 25* Broad street. Mames of Securities; Hate In. Of 'd Asked. STATS SECURITIES. North Carolina, old- 6 .... 46 N. Carolina, new. 6 .... 26 Sooth Carolina, old- 6 - 75 8. Carolina, new. 6 - 60 8. 0. reg'd stock, ex in. 6 - 65 Georgia, new. 7 .... 92 Georgia. 6 - 82 Tennessee, old. 6 .... 62 Tenncasee, new. 6 .... 62 Alabama . 8 .... 102 Alabama. 5 .... 08 Om SECURITIES. Atlanta, Ga. .bonds_ 8 - 86 Augusta, Ga., bonds... 7 - 80 Charleston stock. 6 - 48 Oharl'n Fire Loon b'ds 7 .... 70 Columbia, S. C., bonds 6 - 60 Columbus, Ga., honds. 7 .... 70 Macon, Ga., bonds_ 7 .... 75 Memphis, Tenn., b'uds old... 6 .... 54 new.. 6 - 54 Savannah, Ga., bonds. 7 - 85 Wilmington, N. 0. 8 - 75 Wilmington, N. C. 6 .... 72,'? RAILROAD I?QNDS. Atlantic and Gulf. 7 - 80 B. It. B., 1st mortgugo 7 - 60 Central Georgia.. 7 - 97 Charleston nod Savan. . 6 .... CO CharU-tte, Col. & Aug.. 7 _ 85 Choraw und Darlington 7 .... 90 Oheraw&Dar., 2d mort 7 - 70 Georgia Bailroad. 7 .... 97 Green. & Col.. 1st mor. 7 - 85 Green. & C., State guar 7 - CO Laurens. 7 ... 50 Memphis & Charleston. 7 - 8G North-Eastern 1st mort. 8 - 89 North-Eastern, 2d uiort. 8 _ 78 Sav. & Char., 1st mort. 7 - 78 Sav. & Char., State gun 7 - 65 South Carolina. 7 - 70 South Carolina. 6 .... 68 Spartnuburg nod Union 7 .... 55 RAILROAD STOCKS. Par. Atlantic and Gulf. 100 - 3G Central Gu., ex div_KIO -118 Charlotte, Col. & Aug.. 100 - 40 Georgia. 100 - 98 Green, and Col. B. R.. 20 _ 2 Mucon and Western... 100 _108 Memphis & Charleston. 25 .... 9 North-eastern. 50 .... 10 Savannah & Charleston 100 . S. C. R. R. shares. 100 .... 38 S. C. R. R. & B k shares 125 _ 38 HANK STOCKS. Peoo'a N'l B'k Charl'u, capital 8500,000. 100 .... 105 1st Nat'l Bauk Chut'1'n capital 8400,000. 100 130 100 S. 0. Loan & Trust Co. 100 - 100 Caro. Nat. Bank, Col'a, capital 820.1,000. 100 100 .... Central National Bank, Col'a, cop'l 8100.000 100 100 .... S. C. Bank ?fc Trust Co. cupitnl 8200,000. 100 95 Bank of Charleston_ 100 - 21 Union Bank S. C. 50 - 5?,< People's Bank So. Ca. 4 Plan. & Me. BankS. C. 2 Bau k of Newberry. 25 . Bank of Camden. 50 . Others worthless. MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES. Charleston Gas Co. ... 25 - 20 ChaiTn City R.R.stock 50 _ 52 GraiiitevilleMau. Co... 100 - par G. & C. R. cert, iudeb. 60 S. C. R. cert, iudebt's. par N. E. R. R-, cert, iudebt. C5 City Charleston cor. in. 90 par City of Memphis coup. ... GO .... N. E. R. R. pref, stock. 40 S. Sc U. R. past due coup. 55 S. & C. R. past due coup. 50 EXCHANOE. ETC. New York sight. par '?par Gold.HO lil Silver. 103 - S. 0. RANK RILLS. ?Bank of Charleston. Bank of Camdou. 30 - Bank Georgetown. 1 Bank of S. C. 8 .... Bauk of Chester. 14 .... Bank of Hamburg. 12 Bank of Newberry. 3 .... I Bank of tho Stato of S. C., priorto '01. 35 _ " issue '61 and '62 .... 30 .... ?Pl. &Mco. Birnie Cbar'u. ?People'sBank Charl'n. *Uuion BalikCharles' n. *S. W. R. R. Bank, old. *S. W. R. R. Bank, new. State Bunk, Charleston .... G - Farmers' Ex. B'k Char. 1 .... Exchange Bank, Coban .... 10 .... Coin'l Bank, of Colum_ 10 _ Merch. Bank of Cheraw_ 3 .... Planter's Bank Fairfield_ 3 _ S. C. bills receivable. 95 .... Charleston chango bills. 95 .... BSy- Bills marked thus (*) aro being redeemed at tho bank counters of encb. REMOVAL. Entire New Stock. THE undersigned respectfully informa hid customers that he haB ltEMOVEll to tho new ?toro, on Main street, directly oppo.iito the Columbia lietel, and is fully prepared with an entirely NEW STOCK OF UOODS, to flt out a gentleman in tho very LATEST FASHION. He haa scoured thu latest and heat styles of CLOTHS, CASSI MBHE8 and UENTLEMEN'8 FURNI8H1NO OOOD-i g< norally. Call at the now stand and select a suit, or luavo your or dor and have it made tomoasnro. C. D. EbEUHAHDT Marah 20 _ Seegers* Beer is Fare. IT don't contain Coooculus Indiens Fivh bei rica to inako sleepy or headache. Natural Frozen Ice. AB tho summer season ia now approaching, I wiall to inform my old customers, and tue naiuio in general, that having secured a good crop of natural frozen lake ICE, thia winter, we aro prepared to. furnish it, tn any quantity, RB low aa any tha,t, can be procured hero, that ia, frnrn' ono to one and a half cunta p?r'.p??nd, according io- quantity, and have beep'?oiling rat thal, price nineo tho lat.or January.J. D. BATEMAN, Ag't, March 17 2mo Columbia leo House. NOT. tu bo beat by any 1 onur, in tho city. largo or amall.. Wbito PIQUES at 12? Cents to 50 cauta per yard. MUSLINS at 10 oeotB per yard-warranted to wash. DAMASK DOYLIES at 75 cents to $1.50 per dozou. and & boat of cheap DRY GOODS and FANCY Alt HOLES, at lose prices than beforo tho war. April 9 NO FIRE V8ED I IV WASHING. WARFIELD'S COLD WATER SOAP. THIS SOAP waahoa perfeotly in cold water, soft, hard or salt. It remo voe grcaso. oil and paint from garments. It washes ali kinds uf goods-cotton. Manuel, silk or woolen. It cleanses silver, plated ware and jewelry without RenUnliing. It tho articles aro much tarnished, rub them with a piece of flannel which baa plenty of the Soap on it. To people who do their own washing, it is invaluable. It will aavo ita cost in one washing. An ordi? nary washing ooste: For coal, two bods.20 cents. For kindling wood.?3 cents. For ordinary soap.08 couta. 31 cents. One cake Cold Water Soap coBts.15 cents. Making a saving of.IC cents. 31 conto. And thero is no expense of repairing leaky boilers or broken scrubbing buards. There is ne acid or Bal soda in tho Soap, and, posi? tively, nothing that can injure tho clothes. ODO cako (about ouc pound, I faithfully used, accordiug to tho directions which accompany each bar, will convince any ono of its superior? ity. Fur Hale, in boxes of thirty-six bars, by EDWARD HOFE, April 9 Airont for South Carolina. ?LL TO OUR BEAUTIFUL, ATTRACTIVE AND extraordinary CHEAP STOCK OF DBI HOODS Ia in store and muviug, making room daily for NEW ARRIVALS. Which we will continuo to receive nil through thc season. Oril SAMPliK BUREAU Ia a success, and wo are now distributing Goods over the ontire State through its agency. The most careless observer cannot but sen tho great advantages to bo derived from dealing with a livo house, like ours, whore everything is kept moving by system and order-whero no extra protita are tacked on to pay idle bands. Of course, wo can und do HELL GOODS CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE IN THIS SECTION. A positivo proof is, that wo sell moro Goods than all the rest added together. That ia tho proof. Thc people know whero to buy cheapest, and let tho stranger follow tho great public. In buying, let theiu follow thoso who know R. C. SHIVER & CO. April fi_ Dissolution of Copartnership. THE copartnership heretofore existing under tho Arin of E. C. PLUM EH A. CO.. was dissolved on t he 22d instant, by mutual consent. AU persona having ctaimB nRaini't tho firm j will present tin ni to Mr. E. C. PIXMKU for net tie-men t, and those indebted will p?cate come forward promptly and settle their ac? counts with him. We ask for the now firm, who succeeds ns, a com hillanco of that patronage so liberally ex- i tended heretofore. ? E. C. PLUMER, J. E. RICHARDS, JACOll SUI.Z BACHER. CoLtminiA, S. C., March 22, 1371. Notice. THE GAS FITTING and FIXTURE BUSI? NESS, heretofore conducted by E. C. Plumer A-Co., will be conducted by the Co? lumbia Poi table Gus Light Company, at the obi stand on Plain street. All orders in their line will be promptly attended to bv E. C. PLUMER, April S C Superintendent. PORTER & STEELE HAVE JUST OPENED ANOTHER I I Neat, Attractive and Beautiful LINE OF FRESH Sl'illXfi DRY GOODS, BOUGHT VERY LOW, which they offer tb this mai kel at a very small advance. Wo have no loadora or spcciHls, aa all of our Goods aro first class. It would he invidious to draw comparisons between them. Wo advertise nothing hut what wo make good to our customers. Hoping wo may have the pleasure of a call, wo aro, yours trrilv, April 2 3m PORTER A STEELE. :? ' WALTER C. FISHER, DRUGGIST, And Dealer in Family Medicines, Seeds, VAKCY OOOUB, ACM OP POS I TE THE COLUMBIA HOTEL. HAVING JUST OPENED MY KDnUG STORE, I offer to Columbia 'and vioinity a well-selected slock of PURE DRUG85 FAMILY MEDI? CINES, SEEDS, and everything -i? - usually kent in a first CIBBB ostab lialimbnt. PreBoriptlooa carefully prepared. I introduc? a now feature (for Columbia) In the Prescription bne}neBB, having a BELL at the/rant door, and ? competent person to sleep In the Store, parties eau bo supplied with Medicine at any hour of tho night. April 2 BEY gilli SAVE FALLEN! rp-gj-jgj OLD ADAGE OF ^"j^""}^ .EARI,Y BIRD CATCHES THE WORM,' Has failed moet signally thia season, ia tho purchasing of DRY GOODS, For it is a well known fact that thei e has been ' a Depreciation of from 10 to 20 Per Cent. Within tho last twenty days. One of our Arm BEING ON THE SPOT, has taken all advan? tage of the decline, which enables us ;o fur? nish our friends and the public at the SAME REDUCTION. Having made arrangements in New York to be Supplied Weekly wita Fresh Goods. Our patrons will nKCiivF. TUE BENEFIT, as we intend to SELL CHEAP, And we invite au : INSPECTION OF OUR STOCK, WI.ic'.? is as Large and Attractive as Usual. C:\il early and get some of the Great Bargains That ?viii be offered in every department of our Luuae, our motto Liing ,l(jUICK SALES AKJi SHOUT PlioFITS." Parties writing for SAMPLES, will VLEAsk ne SPECIFIC, as that branch has so much in? creased lately, that we find it will pay to con? tinue it, and, AS an oxtra inducement, wo will dolivcr all packages from $25 and npwarda FREE OF FREIGHT I Wo havo added a beautiful stock of WALL DECORATIONS To oar Houso-farnishing Department, Wnioh will be SOLD LOWES Than they can bo bought anywhere olae in THIS CITY. J. H. & M. L. K?NARD. April 9 - ''" '."Vi SH H H * .. * OT''' .* " ,,; LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS . ? .? . . ? AND SILK MANTILLAS. ' ,,. _ w E do not desire to do away with tho nao of the common needle, or the EU PIBE SEW? ING MACHINE, for whioh we aro AgenU; ?gt simply to got np a nioe line of gooda, which will be both KU ON OM I CAL to the HUSBANDS and LABOR-SAVING to tho WIVE8. In tide department ladies eee at a glance'a complex? droas from an APBON to a CORSET COVER. New stylos CA8SIMEBES and CLOTHES for Genta. ! ; . PABASOLS now open. W. D.LOVE, March 29 _B, B. McOREERV. . , 19,999'RbV. Baco?, 2,000. Buc?is ?mn, 4?? BarrelsUu?e???.. 30 Saoks ?oSees ALL at the.lowest, figures they havo been offered at SINCE TUE WAB, BUYING FOR GASH, AND ' T SELLING FOR CASH* Tnrning over Goods qniok before they got o'd or decline, we CAN. WILL AND DO otter! thd very CLOSEST FIOUBES that CAN BE MADE. Our eiock, ooth bf. ? , HARDWARE AND GROCERIES, Haa recently been largely InorfMad. April 2 L?RICK A to^KArfr/B.' 1 STOVES ! STOVES ! STOVES ! Tin-ware ! Tin-ware ! - Tin-ware I ' , , ,_- . . ,q v.v tejtfJ PLUMBING, ROOFING, BUTTERING, WT all work in thia lino, put up to ordor and ready for sale at the CAROLINA '-WA W UF ACTO RY/ Call at either houao-Columbia or Newberry.* HENRY H. BL? ASE, ; Harch 22 f_Proprietor. State of South Carolina-Union Co. . IN TUB COURT On PROBATE. Harriet Iry, Plaintiff, against Mary.'Louisa Ivy, James Francia Ivy, Benjamin E. Ivy, Thiimas Hyatt aud Sarah Hyatt, hia wife. D?fendante.-Summons. ' Tithe Defendants, 'Diurnas Hyatt, Sarah Hyali:. YOU aro hereby summoned and required to answer the petition in thia action, of nil ?eli a copy is herewith served on you, aud? io serre a copy of your answer to the said pe? tition on the subscribers, at their ofiioe, at Uuion Court House, 8. C., within twenty day? arter tho service hereof, excluf?ve of tne'day of such Ber vice; and if yon fail to answer the petition within the time aforesaid, the plain? tiff in this action will apply to tho Court for tho reliof demanded in the petition. Dat od Union Court House. March 3.1871. R. MUNRO St 80N, PlaintifTe Attorney?. To the Defendants, Thomas Hyatt and Sarah Hyatt: Tako notice, that tho enmmona bi' thia action, of which the foregoing ls a copy, waa tiled in tho office af the Probate Judge for the County of Union, in the State of South Caro? lina, ou tho 3d day of March, 1871. B. MUNRO A BON, March 3. 1871. PlaintifTs Attorneya. March 8 wS Ho Hore Frost. GO to work at your Garden in good ear? nest. Plant Corn, Beeta, Squaeb, Beana, Melons: transplant Cabbages, Tomatoes, Let? tuce. Buy your Soeda at HEiH!Tin*a atoro; i bu bas the largest aseortmont in tho city.' j Corn In great varioty-early and late-Buger,' \ Flint, Mutton. : TOMATO PL.ANTS, Now ready to set out-Tilden, Grant and Large Red. for tale at HEINTTSH'S Drug Store, M<treh 22 t _ Opposite Puatsix Office. PLANTS FOR SALE. SORNAMENTAL FOLIAGE,- : A e livrant b un, Altemantbera, Bogo^ nil, Canna, Coleus, Geranium, (va? riegated,) G a/.enta, ( variegated,) Vinca, (variegated,) Pyrethrum and ruam* other varieties. .?*?<? I BEDDING I'LANTS.-Verbonia, Petunia^ Heliotrope, 8alvia, Lantana, Doubla Wbii? I Feverfew, Cnphea. Coloun, Chrysanthemums. CO varieties of G URANIUMS, consisting of Doublo, Variegated. Ivy, Scouted, BcaTler,1 j Nosegay and Largo Flowered. .-. 10 variolies of FUSCHIA. Also, a choice selcotion of ANNUAL, BIEN? NIAL and PERENNIAL PLANTS, raised from carofnllv selected Seed, and ready for trana planting. Apply to W. H. WIGO,,''v' Ml Washington street, one door from bull. MarelhSt_ flrnrj j For Sale, 3AHA ACRES of LAND in Barnwoll,. .OvJU on the Ediato. 75U ACRE8 in Kershaw-in lota to snit. ' Saw Mill and 2.000 acre a of Land in Lexing? ton, on North Edisto, $7,000. 2,500 acree Wateree Bottom Land, $2 pr acre 2 500 acres creek bottom and pine Land, ai $3 per acre. ' 1 House tu thia city, $6,0??. HOUSE and thirteen aeres LAND, near the city-$8 500. Apply to JOH N BAUSKKTT, Attorney at Law and Real Eutatc Agent. - Sept 25, _ ? -'JW-,-, LIMB, ias TUB GREAT FKRTIbfZBRj ICAN fnruiah LIME ?t Depot at Walhalbv S. C., for $1 50 per barral. . Address, . REV. B. HOLDER/Walhalla, 8. O. ' Maren 28 . v . 'J^dSi?M?? . .. Guano*; . i .frrfitonutf'vtr. TONG p?.? ?ERp7IA?S,^i?^??V. , Near G. ?J). lt. B. D^W^gBgSi 8. Ot BECAUSE-itgive* W?ngth ?o improvea their health. March ll